Maestro: Mobile Testing from Zero to Pipeline

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Automating Android app testing may seem complicated—until you see Maestro in action. With declarative YAML flows, you simply describe what the application should do, and Maestro executes, validates, and reports the results without requiring you to write a single line of code.

In this course, you'll start from scratch: set up an Android emulator, install Maestro, and have your first automated test running in less than 15 minutes. Throughout the course, we work with a real application—ShopDemo—covering the complete user journey, including login, product catalog, product details, shopping cart, checkout, and order confirmation.

In the first half of the course, you'll learn how Maestro interacts with the application UI, how to use Maestro Studio to inspect elements and record interactions, and how to build reliable test flows using selectors, assertions, scrolling, waits, and gestures. In the second half, you'll create a complete ShopDemo test suite, organize your project using a professional structure, extract reusable subflows with environment variables, and finally integrate everything into a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions.

The highlight of the course is the Artificial Intelligence section. You'll configure Maestro MCP with Claude Code and Gemini CLI, then start describing test scenarios in natural language while AI generates and executes the YAML flows in seconds. Less time writing tests, more time ensuring quality.

This course is designed for QA professionals and developers who test Android applications and want to transition from manual testing to automation without relying on a complex programming framework. Everything works on Windows and requires no complicated setup.

By the end of the course, you'll have a fully functional E2E test suite, a GitHub Actions pipeline running automatically on every push, and the practical skills needed to scale test automation coverage across any Android project.